Hello, if you want to apply for a compartment exam due to failing in Mathematics and Physics, please tell us which board you are studying under (CBSE, ICSE, or State Board). The compartment exam application process and dates vary for each board.

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You only need Basic Mathematics to become a Chartered Accountant. The ICAI (Institute of Chartered Accountants of India) does not mandate advanced math. The CA Foundation Quantitative Aptitude section (Paper 3) relies on 10th-grade level math, basic statistics, and logical reasoning. A deep understanding of commerce and

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Yes, the Maharashtra HSC Board allows you to appear for Mathematics as an isolated/additional subject. By passing this exam and qualifying in MHT-CET (PCM), you will become eligible for engineering admissions.

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Yes, the Class 8 Mathematics NCERT syllabus for the 2026–27 academic session has been revised . If your school is following the latest NCERT curriculum, you should study from the newly prescribed textbook , as some chapters and the sequence of topics may have changed compared to

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You can download the Maharashtra Board Class 10 Mathematics-I (Algebra) question papers and previous years' papers from Careers360 for exam preparation.

Mathematics-I Question Paper: Maharashtra Board Class 10 Mathematics-I Question Paper

You can also access the last 5 years' Maharashtra SSC question papers, including Mathematics-I, here: Maharashtra SSC

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For MHT CET CAP admission, you cannot mix-and-match scores from different marksheets. Since you obtained RT (Repeat in Theory) in Physics and Chemistry in 2026, those subjects are considered "failed" on your 2026 marksheet, rendering it an invalid combination for eligibility.


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For Class 8, the NCERT Mathematics and NCERT Science textbooks are the best choice, as they are recommended by CBSE and followed by many state boards. You can also use reference books such as RD Sharma (Mathematics) and Lakhmir Singh & Manjit Kaur (Science) for additional practice and concept